Pancho Barraza Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Sacramento

The Sacramento Memorial Auditorium is a part of the Sacramento Convention Center located at 1515 J Street, Sacramento, California. It was opened for the general public in February 1927. Three more halls are present within the Sacramento Convention Center named, the Community Center Theater, Sacramento Convention Center, and the Jean Runyon Little Theater (at the Memorial Auditorium). The venue was built as a tribute to the people who sacrificed their lives for their country. Sacramento Memorial Auditorium has a seating capacity of 3,8867 people at a time. The venue was closed in 1986 and got reopened in 1996 after renovation. The Auditorium also made into the National Register of Historic Places.

The Sacramento Memorial Auditorium is a multi-purpose venue that is used for hosting a wide range of events such as concerts, high school graduations, wedding ceremonies, and boxing championships. This venue in 2007 also hosted the inauguration of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The upcoming events at the Memorial Auditorium include Jesus Culture, Nick Jr. Live: Move to the Music and Earth, Wind and Fire.

The tickets can be purchased online from the ticketsonsale.com at an affordable price, or you can also visit the official website of the venue for the same purpose.